Hiney. You have just revealed your true self and answered my all my doubts about you. You are a true closet Palace fan and I look up to you for revealing your secret. Sing up for the Palace Weds night and we will no doubt turn them over.Hiney said:
Tooting Gull said:
Hmm. Whilst I agree that the "What's the best result for us?" rule should always take precedence over just wanting to see Palace lose I am a bit preturbed by the tone of your post. 'Wanting Palace to win' sounds like you're (almost) going there to support them. You should do the decent thing and spend the entire time in the bar and then if the Nigels sneak a win you can console yourself with the fact that at least Southampton lost.Hiney said:
Hiney said:
Croydonbloke said:Hiney. You have just revealed your true self and answered my all my doubts about you. You are a true closet Palace fan and I look up to you for revealing your secret. Sing up for the Palace Weds night and we will no doubt turn them over.
Hiney said:Ha Ha
The other thing that worries me is that I am taking my 13 year old daughter and it concerns me that if she catches sight of any Palace fans she may be traumatised. I dread to think what may happen to her if Iain Dowie crosses her path. She will be scarred for life
Hiney said:Ha Ha
The other thing that worries me is that I am taking my 13 year old daughter and it concerns me that if she catches sight of any Palace fans she may be traumatised. I dread to think what may happen to her if Iain Dowie crosses her path. She will be scarred for life
Hiney said:Ha Ha
The other thing that worries me is that I am taking my 13 year old daughter and it concerns me that if she catches sight of any Palace fans she may be traumatised. I dread to think what may happen to her if Iain Dowie crosses her path. She will be scarred for life
She will be wanting to see us play every week and will asked you why as her Father have you put her through the heart ache of watching Brighton for so long. Do the decent thing Hiney and buy her a Palace scarf to keep her warm on a cold Weds evening.Hiney said:Ha Ha
The other thing that worries me is that I am taking my 13 year old daughter and it concerns me that if she catches sight of any Palace fans she may be traumatised. I dread to think what may happen to her if Iain Dowie crosses her path. She will be scarred for life
Croydonbloke said:She will be wanting to see us play every week and will asked you why as her Father have you put her through the heart ache of watching Brighton for so long. Do the decent thing Hiney and buy her a Palace scarf to keep her warm on a cold Weds evening.
She will be :dance: in the streets with Hiney after our win also.mcshane in the 79th said:
Croydonbloke said:She will be :dance: in the streets with Hiney after our win also.
Your reply lacks humour and speaks volumes about your level of thinking.
mcshane in the 79th if you think my comments are that serious then you take all this too literally and should give it a break for a while.mcshane in the 79th said:
Is that her Grandad leading the big White at the front then.Hiney said:Rest assured people, Sophie is WELL versed in the terrible consequences of supporting Palace.
She has to contend with her Grandad being Palace but there is no chance she will follow suit as she can see the terrible damage that such an affliction can do to someone.
Like most 13 year olds, she has a good idea of what's cool and what's not and she most DEFINATELY doesn't want to end up in one of these:
